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The illuminated power button on the front of the computer should
not be used to turn off your computer unless there is a problem
that prevents it from being turned off with the Shut Down com-
mand. You could lose unsaved work. To make sure your work is
saved, use the Shut Down command.
Problem Turning Off the Computer?
If your computer “freezes” so that the cursor does not respond to the
mouse, you can turn off the computer by pressing the power button on
the front of the computer.
IMPORTANT:
You could lose unsaved work if you use the standby power
button on the front of the computer to turn it off. Only use the standby
power button when there is a problem that a prevents the computer from
being turned off with the Power key on the keyboard or the Shut Down
command.
Reset and Interrupt Buttons
The interrupt and reset buttons are located just below the illuminated
power button. These buttons are for use by programmers. Pressing the
reset button will re-boot your computer; consequently, any work you
have not saved will be lost. Press the interrupt button (non-maskable
interrupt button) only if you have debugging software installed.
Getting Answers to Your Questions
When you have questions about using your SuperMac J700 computer,
there are several places you can look for answers.
✔
This manual: to help you set up your computer and learn about it
or to find solutions to problems.
✔
The Macintosh Guide: found under the ? icon, for information
about the Mac OS.
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Other manuals: for answers to questions about other
manufacturer’s equipment or application programs.
✔
UMAX Computer Customer Technical Support: when you can’t find
an answer in provided materials. Refer to the Quick Setup card
that came with your computer for on-line, and other convenient
support numbers. UMAX Computer Corporation maintains a World
Wide Web home page on the internet where you can find answers to
frequently asked questions:
http://www.supermac.com.
